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Frames of reference in spatial span
Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, 2011In four experiments, a computerized Corsi-like paradigm was used to assess which of the many reference frames are used in visuospatial short-term memory. By varying the relative orientation (slanted +/–45° or in an upright position) of the head and the displays, we modulate the utility of the allocentric, egocentric (eye- and head-centred), and ...
BERNARDIS, PAOLO, Shallice T.
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2015
The Kyoto Protocol from 1997 heralded a new era toward a sustainable future many believed; however, it should come as no surprise that little has happened. While some might argue that it is because some has not ratified the agreement, the reality is that it could never succeed.
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The Kyoto Protocol from 1997 heralded a new era toward a sustainable future many believed; however, it should come as no surprise that little has happened. While some might argue that it is because some has not ratified the agreement, the reality is that it could never succeed.
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2017
Frames of reference are meta-cognitive models through which researchers reconstruct the phenomena into intelligible explanatory narratives. These frames guide the actions of the researchers by giving them general orientation of how to look at the complex phenomena. They belong to the class of meta-codes (general assumptions) with theory building.
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Frames of reference are meta-cognitive models through which researchers reconstruct the phenomena into intelligible explanatory narratives. These frames guide the actions of the researchers by giving them general orientation of how to look at the complex phenomena. They belong to the class of meta-codes (general assumptions) with theory building.
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Object localisation and frames of reference
Cognitive Processing, 2004In this paper, we explore which spatial frames of reference, egocentric or allocentric, are used to locate objects either in relation to ourselves (i.e. subject-to-object localisation) or to other objects (i.e. object-to-object localisation). In particular, we wanted to know whether the same or different frames of reference are used in these two ...
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A Frame of Reference for SOA Migration
2010Migration of legacy systems to service-based systems constitutes a key challenge of service-oriented system engineering, namely rehabilitation of pre-existing enterprise assets while conforming to service engineering principles. Over a decade there has been an increasing interest in the approaches addressing SOA migration.
Patricia Lago, Maryam Razavian
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Extragalactic Reference Frames
1989The idea of using extragalactic objects to define the celestial reference frame is quite old, having been discussed by Herschel and Laplace some two hundred years ago, even before there was proof that such objects existed. Any object sufficiently distant would have no detectable proper motion, thus avoiding one of the chief complications of the stellar
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2009
This chapter begins with an introduction to the formalism used to project four-dimensional spacetime into a 3-dimensional spatial 3-space. Then we apply this formalism to deduce the spatial geometry in a rotating reference frame and discuss Ehrenfest’s paradox.
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This chapter begins with an introduction to the formalism used to project four-dimensional spacetime into a 3-dimensional spatial 3-space. Then we apply this formalism to deduce the spatial geometry in a rotating reference frame and discuss Ehrenfest’s paradox.
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The Frame of Reference of Group Psychotherapy
Group Analysis, 1980(1981). The Frame of Reference of Group Psychotherapy. International Journal of Group Psychotherapy: Vol. 31, No. 3, pp. 275-285.
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